Link Wray has released a lot of singles, but in 1962/1963 he released a series of singles on the Mala record label that are relatively ob...

The Scenics are a Toronto based Proto-Punk band that originally formed in 1976 and split up in 1982. Formed by Ken Badger and And...

It's that time of year again, time for CJAM's annual pledge drive.  Revolution Rock has been broadcasting on CJAM FM for eight ...

The opening track on Young Rival’s Stay Young is the song “Black Popcorn” a song featuring Young Rival’s classic Garage/Surf riffs and a t...

  In 1979 The Cramps released their Gravest Hits EP, which was a collection of re-worked covers and one original song “Human Fly”, but prio...

Wire’s 1979 single 'Map Ref 41°N 93°W' is perhaps one of the coolest songs written about geography. The song was inspired by ...

Iggy Pop’s 1980 album Soldier started off with good intentions, it was set up to be produced by Ex-Stooges guitarist James Williamson ...

This Week's was hosted by Clara of CJAM's The Washing Machine , it was a fill-in and she played an interesting mix of Indie Rock ...

  In June 2012, Halifax/Ottawa's Cold Warps released their Silmer 7 inch on Fun Dog Records. Via this 7 inch Cold Warps deliver sc...

  When talking of albums that were made at Chemical Sound, Sloan’s Navy Blues usually comes to mind. The album was released in 1998 and wa...

  Jerry Nolan is perhaps best known as being the drummer in The New York Dolls and Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers, he however h...

  On August 28th, 2012 Toronto Indie band Papermaps released their Inferior Ghost EP, stylistically the album is a shift, but Papermaps make...

Released in 1964, 12 X 5 was the second album released by The Rolling Stones in America. The album was recorded primarily at the le...

  When you hear the word Manchester, Surf music isn’t usually the first thing that you think of, however The Bell Peppers who come from Man...